Sorbus pseudohupehensis 'Pink Pagoda'

A handsome deciduous tree, commonly known as Hupeh rowan, that makes a fine specimen in the garden, notable for fine autumn tints.

Reaching around 5m tall by 2.5m wide at 10 years. It is best in full sun, though it tolerates some shade, in acid to neutral soils, and suits most soils from well-drained to damp. It produces white flowers in spring, with pink fruits. Fully hardy throughout the UK and the fruits provide food for birds. Holds an RHS Award of Garden Merit.

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